Although people are trying to tear them apart, and life has gotten chaotic, they will rise above it and still love eachother.

He’s spending too much time with her and obsessing over her, that he’s losing touch with other people in his life.

He wants to be there when she falls asleep and when she wakes up.

He’s quieter when she’s not around, because he doesn’t want to talk to anyone as much as he wants to talk to her. People say he’s “withdrawn” but that’s because he doesn’t like people the way he likes her.

He chose to write a song confessing his love to her over a beat that he knew she liked.

She doesn’t react to his news in the way he wishes, and goes on a rant. He doesn’t get why she’s wasting her time with dudes that don’t pay enough attention to her and treat her the way she should be treated, when he’s willing to give her the world and treats her like “an exceptional view” he’s getting used to.

The nightsky is perfect, and the scene is set. He commits to telling her how he feels…

The tempo of their love is important. Like previously mentioned in verse 1, he doesn’t want to move “too fast.”

Now the ghost-ride metaphor has come to life. He has her in the car, and he’s ready to let Jesus take the wheel.

Although he knows he’s just a rapper that a lot of people don’t take too seriously, he still vies for her attention and is willing to fight against anyone that doesn’t believe she’s a perfect ten.